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#movies#polls#robin hood: men in tights#robin hood men in tights#robin hood#men in tights#90s movies#mel brooks#cary elwes#richard lewis#requested#have you seen this movie poll
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RIP Richard Lewis
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#richard lewis#80s#1980s#comedian#stand up comedy#anything but love#the wrong guys#curb your enthusiasm
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in tears rn nobody speak to me
#richard lewis#curb your enthusiasm#larry david#‘today he made me sob and for that i’ll never forgive him’ ☹️☹️☹️#the perfect tribute#@variety on twitter
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Rest in peace to the wonderful curmudgeon, hugely funny Richard Lewis.
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RIP, legend.
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(via Richard Lewis, Acerbic Comedian and Character Actor, Dies at 76 - The New York Times)
Richard Lewis, a stand-up comedian who first achieved fame in the 1980s with his trademark acerbic, dark sense of humor, and who later parlayed that quality into an acting career that included movies like “Robin Hood: Men in Tights” and a recurring role as himself on HBO’s “Curb Your Enthusiasm,” died on Tuesday at his home in Los Angeles. He was 76.
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National Poets Day
On this National Poets Day, August 21, we celebrate the work of Bengali poet Rabindranath Tagore (1861-1941). Tagore began writing poetry as a child and remained committed throughout his life to exploring the natural and spiritual world through poetry and prose. He was known as the “Bard of Bengal” and in 1913 became the first non-European to be awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature for his collection of poetry Gitanjali.
Within the Special Collections we hold the first edition of Moon, For What Do You Wait?, a collection of Tagore poems from his 1916 publication Stray Birds which consisted of 326 verses. Published in 1967 by Atheneum, Moon, For What Do You Wait? was edited by Richard Lewis, director of the Touchstone Center for Children in New York City, with illustrations by award-winning artist and author Ashley Bryan (1923-2022). Lewis manages to whittle down Tagore’s lines without losing any of the imbued wonder and delight present in the original publication. Accompanied by Bryan’s bold illustrations, readers are encouraged to let their eyes wander over the pages, getting lost in prose and imagery.
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-- Jenna, Special Collections Graduate Intern
#National Poets Day#rabindranath tagore#moon for what do you wait#poets day#ashley bryan#richard lewis#atheneum#tagore#stray birds#poems#poetry#children's books#Historical Curriculum Collection
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RIP Richard Lewis, thanks for the laughs.
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Rest in peace Richard Lewis! This was someone who always made us laugh! Our Mom really loved his comedy a lot! Very sad day!
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1973-1976.
The Early Gigs of Richard Lewis.
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